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Be patient.

If you open the link with the provided URL, does it show correctly? It's not just creating a file, it's a file with actual content. Make sure it's in there.

It's annoying, and it bypasses any of the genuine behaviour of visitors. I really dislike it when i'm stuck at a website, i have to close the tab and spawn a new one.

It should list which part or text is duplicate and from where.

Really, there's no way for MOZ or A HREFS to detect which domains you have put into a seperate disavow file that you've uploaded to google.

A few errors is always within margin of what google encounters. Ive seen broken pages completely that would not even render properly anymore but yet still rank. I'm not sure i was just guessing; but perhaps you need to give it a bit of time. I dont know what is going on really, new domains kind of are dampened for a while in order for Google to keep the spammy domains out of the place really.

Is your page valid with W3C standards? https://validator.w3.org/

I mean if it's a spaghetti of errors then googlebot might encounter issues with that.

When you put the full url in search, and hit the cache button, what does it show? A 1:1 copy of the current page or an outdated version?

In my experience it can even take 2 to 4 months really. It's why i focus more on domains with a longer age then newly registered ones. I have domains of over 10 year old in relation of registration and those index in just one complete night if i renew the website. Just saying.

New sites are damped to prevent quick spammers launching up domains on to go. So it takes a while or some time for google to release that and start listing you actively.

Apparently your page or site is missing a <title>Some title</title> per page. You have to check and correct that. Title should be something what your page is about.

it's called a "Sitewide" link. Yes there's risks to that, as i had a client doing the same on 2 different websites, boosting the amount of incoming links to roughly 250k in less then a month. After that he got tapped, lost all positions, traffic went down significantly, we had to adjust links, and it took on average 6 months to 'recover' from that.

Site age? Incoming links? Did you submit the website to even Google?

Does it list at all? Like page 2 or 3 etc? If thats the case, i'd suggest inspecting your incoming link profile and adjust links accordingly. It might be considered spammy.

I dont believe such a thing that when you update a Google Disavow, your DA suddenly increases.

Well, do you have pages that have Noindex, nofollow? If so, please check and verify. 2nd: you can leave your robots.txt file pretty much empty except for a link to your sitemap, i.e

sitemap: https:// www. somesite.xyz /sitemap.xml

There's no need to block bots really unless specific pages need to be blocked. it wont stop bad crawlers either putting that into your robots.

Getting quality links towards your domain is one way to increase your popularity, the other one is just having good content overal. Wanting to rank on 1000 keywords is everybody's wish, but it's not so easy.

Google is testing your pages using Lightspeed / Core Web vitals, or simply said https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/

The page speed testing done by MOZ is different then Lighthouse, because google actually relies on a real rendering scene rather then passively load everything together.

So if you want to get better scores to site speed, optimize using insights as the link above posted. Alot of gains can be made and the Time to first byte and actual rendering time could be improved massively.

I'm not sure, but wordpress from a technical standpoint, is not what you really want. It's slow. It comes with too much of plugins in order to get something running right. It needs a beefy server in order to keep that TTFB low, and you gotta find a way to deal with alot of noise in relation of traffic since wordpress (and the more populair yours is) is getting attacked on 24 hours basis pretty much.

A plugin now could be leak, and your website could be sensitive to hacks, which means malware could be server, hidden backlinks could be planted on your domain pointing to vague sites, lets say if you have a payment processor running there malware could be injected to fetch credit card details and so on. No wordpress is'nt on my favorites list really.

If i'm correct these are category's, and you can actually put content per category inside of wordpress. But building a directory website with wordpress in the first place is not a recommendation. it's awefully slow, it eats resources whenever you start to have some to serious traffic, and overall it takes alot of work to 'optimize' it apart from the one-click plugins.

You could just put the sitemap location in your robots.txt, and call it a day. Blocking robots is'nt really a good thing to be honest unless you really have to.